... The following appeared in successive Editions o' the WEEiNLY F.RuEmAN of Saturday:-I The French and English troops embarked at the Pirmue on the 28th February, at eleven o'clock, according to an order they lad received to'evacuatc the Grecian territory. THE PERSIAN TREATY. The Irndepsn!Lev gives the principalclauses of the treaty of peaee between England end Persia. The Persian ter ritory is ...

... SECOND EPITION (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) Fnanis OffioePridq, TIPPERAMR ELECTION. Tharlds, 12.80, p.m. STATE OF TSA POLL- O'Donrghue ?? ?? ?? 962 Waldron ?? ?? ?? 76 Majority for O'Donogbue ?? -see Majority fot yestesday altogether fto O'Donogsht. 615S. Clinmel0 12 ook' StS~ono~re ?? ?? ..578 Waldron ?? ?? ?? 419 Majority for O'Donghue -165 The gr majority IO the whole county of Tipperary yFM ...

... 6 The Royal proclamation for the dissolution of the nt present Parliament, and' the calling of another, is ex- na- pected to be issued about the 25th of this month.- Observer. on CITY oF LOND0R,1-Baron Rothschild will again be put forward. Mr. Masterman retir s, but Sir Jamos es Duke holds his position, and Mr. Crawford is reported to hic come forward. Lord John Rtussell is a candidate for t, ...

... lTHIE GREAT E4STERN, ONE OF THE, WYONDERS OF THE WORLD. The following general particulars of the enormous vessel about to be launched will be of interest to most of our readers. She will carry 12,000 tons of coals, 8,000 tons of merchandize, and 4,000 passeugers. The object of building so large a vessel is the economy that will be effected by being able to stow sufficient coals to carry her ...

... Dowton's salary at Drury-lane, in the season of 1801-2, was £8 per week; he subsequently received £12, but never more than 220. It is curious to mark the difference in the salaries paid to dramatic performers duringthe last hundred years. In the better days of the drama these salaries ap- ear to be small, bat there canm scarcely he a doubt that a, healthy action was then enjoyed, which the ...

... |ELECTION INTEL-i4SENCE' I ..1 I . . . 'CaLiTvnRabs.. The airuing-.Metet', Mr. LbUQ1 0 L tar-. kie, retires' and Mb. J. Tuter Uopwood, Bldkbn is! in the fi mjd,.qnd no opp ition is amnicipte4 to, his ,een. We hop Mr. .'*ilOn. w'ho' fors, ay years festlfiijly reiesente'd th boroug,; WMil bebnominated by tla llbestls-- IwGMI.N.-The' Hot. Colonel Lindsay. (conservative)a) Mr. lnry' ,Wo~ode ...

... The Lord Chbaoellor' Divorce Bill has passed o second reading; but even were not a dissolutio of Parliament imminont, we should have but faint hopes of the measure, all im. perfect as it is, becoming law. Of eourse, tbe bishops bite and nibble at auU the clauseg. The Bishop of Exeter boldly moved the virtual death ef the bill, but it escaped the mercy of Pbi]potts. The Bishop of Oxford %ccused ...

... Tbe ?? of Baron Rothschild have ?? their determination to again bring him forward ae a crndidate for the city of Leadon at the general elec- tien, and their well grounded confidence in the cer- tainy of his euccess. The baron himself is resolate te fight to the laest. At Manchester a meeting has been held of the ol(I free. trade party, at which confidence was expressed in the sitting ruembsrs, ...

... I ROYAL BRITISK BANK. I On Wednesday evening, a numerous meetng of the creditors and depositors of the Royal Brisish bank was held at EvanSs's hotel, Covent-garden, to consider a compromise proposed by the shareholders. Dr. Wak- ley was called to the chair. The chairman referred to a circular letter emanating from the committee of de- PoeitorE, which stated that, even if the creditors eould ...

... NEW BERIE. X CHAPSTER 1.-TnR EDUOATION OF THE POOR. , Before commencing a series of articles on E 'Fortune Tellers and their Dupes, we desire in t the present paper to direct attention to the exist- it ence and operations of somoe of the institutions I( which have been erected and are now carried on E through the benevolent exertions of private n Individuals and public bodies, corporate and ...

... NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. MB. IIUBLEY'S CASE.-We have received three letters com- menting on the report of this case, given in a contemporary. Having inserted the one written by the committing magis- trate, it is unnecessary for the others to appear. ...

... Extract of a letter from Mr. S. A. Good, of Pembroke- dock, to the President of the Liverpool Financial Kefo'1 Association, with reference to the Decimal Coinage recommended by that body. — Not to dwell at piese0' u[on the intolerable inconvenience, at the outset. °\ abolishing our ma.-ki t standard of value—the penny compelling us to purchase our meat, chees sugar,. IIr; other anicles ot ...